Society
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Award-winning Prague chocolate-makers on their craft and unconventional ingredients
Chocolate and asparagus may seem an unlikely pairing, but Prague chocolatiers Steiner & Kovařík made it work. I spoke with them about their journey and success.
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Shelters and charities in Prague organize Christmas events for homeless
Charitable organizations in Prague will offer festive meals to homeless people again this year.
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Nearly one million Czechs drink at risky levels, data shows
New data on alcohol addiction treatment reveal stark regional differences. Most Czechs undergoing treatment for alcohol addiction come Moravia.
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To ban or not to ban cell phones? A question for Czech schools
Should Czech schools ban mobile phones or accept them as part of everyday learning? Parents, teachers and lawyers are now openly questioning where smartphones belong.
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Making government websites accessible for people with disabilities in Czechia
Online communication with authorities should be accessible to everyone by law, but in practice, this is often not the case. People with impairments face many obstacles.
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Sport every day? Czech schools test new PE programme
Scientists hope to inspire children to enjoy sport. As part of an experiment, some pupils now have physical education five times a week, but what exactly is being tested?
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Bethlehem Light arrives to Czechia from Linz, Austria
On Saturday, Czech scouts lit lanterns with the Bethlehem Light in Austria and brought it to Brno that evening. The flame travels annually from Bethlehem around the world.
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Anniversary of the Week
120 years since the first corneal transplant: Olomouc placed Czechia in the history of medicine
In December 1905, Eduard Konrad Zirm performed in Olomouc the first successful corneal transplant in the world. Czech medicine remains a pioneer to this day.
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Why Czechs love Christmas but avoid Church: the paradox explained
Czechia loves Advent and Christmas, yet remains one of Europe’s least church-going nations. A new Czechast episode asks religion editor Adam Šindelář why.
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The Bedřiška settlement was meant to serve as an example. Instead, it faces demolition.
President Pavel called the Bedřiška settlement a unique example of residents turning a socially excluded area into a thriving community. Why is it being demolished?
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Cotton-candy countdown: new vape rules target rising youth addiction
Electronic cigarettes with candy-flavored additives — such as cotton candy, marshmallow or donut — will soon disappear from Czech vape stores.
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Why Roráty matter: the magical Czech Advent masses before sunrise
Roráty, the ancient Czech Advent dawn Masses, return each December in candlelit churches. A priest and a mother from Zlín explain why this tradition still resonates today.
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